High End Systems’ Hog 4 with version 2.0 software offers users more than a dozen new features starting with a new window called the “Media Picker” that lets users view and select slotted function values (gobos, colors, media, etc.) for the current fixture selection via thumbnail previews.
ADJ’s Inno Color Beam Quad7 puts seven 10W RGBW into a compact moving head that features zonal chase effects and a sharp 10° beam angle. Other features include strobe/pulse effect, with random strobing from slow to fast; 540° pan and 200° ; 0–100 % dimming; stepper motors with micro-stepping; 3-pin XLR in/out; and a four-button DMX LED display located on the rear panel.
Harrington Hoists’ new full featured, three phase TNER Series Theatrical Chain Hoists are designed to reliably perform in theaters, concert halls, convention arenas, stadiums and studios.
LSC’s APS (Advanced Power System) power distribution unit is designed to remove the problems caused by the large in-rush and earth-leakage currents common with modern switch-mode power supplies found in audio amplifiers, intelligent lights, video-walls and LED fixtures, resulting in unwanted breaker trips.
The Mega-Lite N-E Color FX18 is the latest LED wall wash unit from the company. It features 18 3-watt LEDs and offers individual control of each LED. The lenses of the fixture are set to a narrow to medium beam angle of 25?. The fixture is 40″ long and weighs in at 8 pounds with no fans for silent operation. There are 3 modes of DMX operation for any level of control desired as well as built-in presets. It comes with 3-pin XLR for data and a PowerCon in and pass through for power.
GLIC’s P6mm LED panel has a 6mm pixel pitch of RGB LEDs. Sized at 22.67 by 22.67 inch squares (576 x 576mm), the panels are 2.95 inches (75mm) thick. They run on AC 220V/110V power with a frame frequency of 60Hz and the size of each pixel is 3.5mm. The P6mm panels join GLIC’s other panel offerings with pixel pitches ranging from 3mm to 10mm and more. The panels are suitable for use at venues ranging from churches to nightclubs.
Laserworld announced that it has released its a new high performance network interface for Phoenix Showcontroller. Laserworld developed the high performance network card, which Laserworld calls MicroNet Slim, in parallel to the enhancements Pangolin has been making to Phoenix Showcontroller, which Pangolin acquired earlier this year.